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A number of positions on the highway in Nghe An province have local flooded after the storm No. 6 landed on the mainland. Local road management units said that they would open the traffic at 21h today (August 31) in Huoi Xoc commune, who were also suspending traffic on Highway 7, section of 385+750 due to mountain erosion, forces that were mobilizing machinery and manpower, expected on the evening of August 31, the road returned. Photo: Nghe An Newspaper, according to the report of the Vietnam Road Administration (Ministry of Construction), the situation of damage caused by typhoon No. 6 as of 16h on August 31 on the roads causing small landslides on the highway, local flooding, no clogging and not affecting road traffic infrastructure, currently on the route is still small. In particular, on the highway flooded 7 micro -locations, local roads are flooded with 4 positions. It is expected that by 21h on the same day, the traffic will return. Other localities do not have congestion. At the flooded position, the Department of Construction of localities, has set a warning sign and arranged traffic operators 24/24 hours.With railway, according to a report from Vietnam Railway Corporation, some infrastructure has been poured into the information system, signals and rock buried railroads; Rain and floods swept away the roadside in the northern railways and the area affected by the storms in Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces. In the afternoon of August 31, at Km 354, 355 on the Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh City Railway, heavy rainfall flooded the road, the unit promptly handled at the scene and returned the normal speed of train. Vietnam Railway Corporation said that there was no more damage to the infrastructure and smooth transportation. The Vietnam Maritime and Waterway Administration reported that the ships data as of 16h on August 31 did not record the damage of people and property caused by the storm in the field of maritime and inland waterways.The aviation industrys activities are happening normally and smoothly.
